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Priti Patel. I'd like it to be Johnson, because I think he's now an electoral liability.
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Michael Gove - on the naive assumption the Tories will pick someone who has a chance of winning the next election so choose someone who is vaguely competent and not a complete right wing loon.
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Sajid Javid
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Someone else altogether. We hadn't seen May or J_hnson coming,so expect chaos followed by who knows?
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Hugely depends on how the next month turns out. If the whole country (NHS, schools, shops etc) does grind to an Omicron-induced halt, Johnson will be out before the end of January.
If not, well, the electorate was happy enough to vote for him despite his 2 previous sackings for lying, so why would they care about more of the same? |
A run-off between Hunt and Gove, with Gove becoming PM. The words "pan" "fire" and "frying" spring to mind, not necessarily in that order...
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Steve Baker. Turns the country into a hard-right quasi theocracy. London declares independence.
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Someone else as Hunt may have a chance, as the "I wasn't there for any of Covid" candidate
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Anyone else
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I think Johnson will go after the local elections in May and someone completely left-field (hard right-field?) will replace him. Steve Baker?!
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Will Hunt get blamed for the state the NHS was in before covid struck?
Will anybody trust Gove enough to not stab them in the back I hope for Starmer, but probably Rishi. |
Richard Holden.
Johnson will resign before the summer recess and over the summer period there will be a lot of infighting and rejection of populist politics. Holden will be put forward as a uniting candidate, protecting Tory gains in the North, isn't from Eton and will be portrayed as a people's man. |
Jacob Rees-Mogg.
You can get 50/1 at the bookmakers, even 66/1 at some of them. Have a bang on that. |
The Tory party has a history of throwing up unknowns into power
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